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FOR lighthouses.

LSOR RENT
1913 81; aw-Sr. .-2s34l d av.7r..-,:.. .ss. 20
S5434S Nstaw Or $50 1917 ~ st. Or. 20. 80
413 4Sl staw-6r- l53e ;334-339 n sta " Or 4 80
6oS Va ave. ", 6rw.. lo2O4 9Th Or WI
nl2-st. C. ri PXRKEh. An and sta. AN.
ISoR RRNT-2 STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
Il DWELLING No. ia NV; o rooms gas and water.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
n12-St $50 St NV.
EOR RENT-NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING
L Once, new 6 rvomed bricks, with water; rent
duced 70 Sl0 per month. Z. A MCINTYRE. 91s st.
EORRENT-AN ELEGANT THREE-sTORY BRICK
Dwelling. 10 18th 81; NV; Just compieted con:
tains seven bed rooms all modern improvements and
thoroughly built; es5 per month, Including oricl
stable 800 Per month Apply TO FRANCIS b
MOHUN, 1881 st NV n9-st
LCUR RENT
L l5l7 10th st. NV. rooms. all mod imps. eos
l05 Sth ct. NV, 10 rooms. ali mod imps. $50.
1900 Pa ave. n w. 8 rooms, all mod imps., 500
93l st. NV, 10 rooms, all mod. imls. $40.
%! New Hampshire ave. n, ALI mod imps, S3G so
1Ol5 11th st NV, store, all mod inps. x25
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
n12-6ts 1907 st. n W.
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"a fEi9aaS - E3gHvias q q I. sss:ess
kubbsr etamps fof lafkinG sn1 Cd kl1s Of ssamplno
.s:srial: 9SH g s1.ysr e.iltc. Ep6roa1srins;
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OUR square-deallng principles are a triumph of
night over wrong.
EIsENAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 7th and Z.
See our line OF $40 and $3.50 cashmere suits
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AIBAU6Hs.-"Erminie.
NATIoSAL-"IIearts OF Oak"
HARRIs,.-"Michael Strosoff."
kEKNAN's.-HOward Atheneum Troupe.
MANASSAS PASORAMA-Day and evening.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called to our elegant stock Of
IMPORTED MILLINERY
which Is complete in all departments.
BONNETS and HATS of cur design are also mar
icuary worthy of note both as 10 style and prices
MOURNING MILLINERY and CHILDKEN'S
STYLES i'll great variety.
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT.
n9 1909 + st. NV.
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HAspsoSr Pans

HANDsoxr Plans.
These ELEGANT CLOTH PLAID DRESS GOODS
splendid quality newest styles sctusl value, ei IS;
reduced cash price, Sl.OO
PLAID BLACK SILK VELVET. for trimming.
newest STYLE best quality wide width; real value.
Sl.5O; reduced cash price only 75c.
BLANKETS, immense size. extra heavy, excellent
quality: usual price. IS 90: reduced cash price, 9425
60 a kssfk i T. En- s sa ssss
Soc6S ~ + 4 T EKR 4 3 ssss
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VNOR RENT-DWELLINCi HOUSE, J2:} I'D ST n.
II W., Pension Ofice, ten and bath and ali
mod RI lmi roveinents. W. F. HELEN. 1424 New
York ave. nl2-:Sts
IHOR RENT-ONLY $25 5O-A VERY PRETTY
Il new House. nine rooms: bath ROOM concret.d cell
lar hot and cold water, latrobe grate range; three
squares from two lines street Spruce and
Linden sts, lie Droit Park W. A. COULTER, 23 st.
Cloud Building. nl2-2ts
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t'oh hENi- rrnx,syrn
81. frontg Dup't Cs? 500 K b /. 18Th 10th socO
bet 18Th 18th ..2.2U0 NJ mr. Thomas Cir. 200
ST., bet 10th Il 11lh iOth. let. L & VI ...... 200
% months'.. 900 Cor 7th and X SITS 200
l. bet. 18TH 18Th. De Sales st .......... 1861
by the season 500 10th nh scott Cir l66
it. cor. 9TH st 4 1851 81 bet. II L 10 $50
Mass 10Th. $50, 3 1914 alb. Dupont Cir 10
st. cor. 10Th 800 bet. l4th Vt av. 1:Sbi
n: II. av nea: Dupont y, Det. I2th 4 18Th. l25
H. bet i7thx isin .3 ii,G 6i IL av. 7. 70,
CT av.. bet L. zoo q, uet. l:itn l4h. ITO
Conn. av. above Dupont /, bet 1.tn a id 18th. 100
st. bet. 18th 4 &1ti 20 lot o. ''' '''
UNA FINISHED.
1915 Mass.av. NV. 20 2ll: y 81.
lUSS st. nw..........10U 2ll4 VI ST. 10
13'sl 10Th st. n.wwIth lS.,1 NJ II. H.
stable ...............l4 0 l:,U1 18Th 6:D
12Ol 18th nw.cor L., 1905 18th st.......... %
1852 stn.w. corner 100 ~ y ST. ne. Is
Also. other furnished and unturulshed houses IN
III apartment house Offices tor relt. particulars
and permits cI,rly at Office
ul2-6t HILL JOHNSTON. 13S 18th st. NV
JrOR lent
i 2o.6 G ST.. fur. 1928 1918 ST.. l2r.-...s5O
zoos IT, 14r..... 10 40 ..Ist st.. Sr IS
20l6 st i2r....... TO 2li9 Pa ave-, 1Or. 80 80
nI2-l5t CLIO. ". LINKINS, 18th and II sts NV
LOE RENT-DWELLING HOUsE-BEAUTIFULLY
Il situated on the orth side OF Mt Vernon placy, or
better known AS K St. b t Sth and Dth SITS NV, ii
rooms. Tor further ii.tornl ton i,Quire OF CARHART
Il LlEDf. o2S 9TH St E.w. nl2-1m
E>OR RENT-DANENHOWER Il SON. Il15 F ST
:.Ol7 Portner Place, II. sO 1909 he. tr...S14
1873 ST. he. Jr. 20 IFS = st. he.
6U:i ID st Or...... 20 1l1E st. Or.
2O2 St ne, 10 liz Il ST. n.e 6r.........l4
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HIS GOODNESS AvsRTs A DISASTER ON THE METRO
POLITAN BRANCH.
Mr.. Richard Moore, the baggage master on train
| "a ON the Metropolitan Branch OF the b. and 0.
Road, has received the commentator OF his
| superior officers for his prompt action, which
averted on Thursday night a disaster. Before the
train left Gaithersburg on that evening the engi-
neer was out OF The engine engaged in oiling the
machinery. when for some reason the train started
Mr. Moore perceiving that something was wrong
at once put on the brakes, and climbing over the
The train by that time had attained speed OF %
miles an hour. Mr.. Moore soon brought the run
| away train back 10 the station, and the other
train men who had been left behind were taken ON
board The conductor, Mr.. Brown, had, HOVE ever,
wired TO the nearest stations east and west To
stop all trains and thus prevent, II possible, a
serious collision.
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.-The VIM. O'Brien
Branch OF the Irish National League was perma-
nently organized yesterday by the adoption OF the
League constitution and the reelection the Off
GERS who had been serving temporarily. The topic
ties In attempting 70 humiate the Irish editor by
forcing him TO wear the garb Of relOn and assas-
SIN Several denunclatOry speeches were made.
Of Columbia, reported that he had received letter
from the national secretary. Mr.. JnO p. sutton,
requesting han 10 attend meeting Of the State
delegates AT St Louis on the 25th instant, when
the Irish ENJOYS, MessrS. ESmond and OCOnnOr,
| are 70 be present
HELPING SISTER UNIONs.-At a meeting OF Co
lumbia Typographical Union, No. 1Ol, yesterday
afternoon, $500 was appropriated for the Chicago
union aud 500 for Rochester union, 10 assist them
In strikes now In progress
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
| the WEEKLY STAR IL Is handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams and contains
| awealth OF general Information. SEQ ADVERTISE
II
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Having rented out my store, 739 eth street north
west and not intending TO remove any goods, my
entire stock OF furniture must be closed out and
store vacated by December 1, 1887. After that
date Will continue only at sl3 9Th street north
west.
WIN. LOEwESTHAL,
-.e1 7th street
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HELPING SISTER UNIONs.-At q meeting OF Co
lumbia Typographical Union, No. IOI, yesterday
afternoon, $500 was appropriated for the Chicago
union aud 800 for Rochester union TO assist them
In strikes now In progress
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DKArH OF WILLIAM BIGLKY.-Mr. VIM. Bigley, the
young man who Was accidentally shot at the farm
u Mr.. Giobon. In Montgomery County, Maryland,
on Tuesday last, an account OF which was printed
In The STAN, died last night. Mr.. Bigley was
showing q hunting gun 10 Miss Nettie Gibbon,
when II was discharged, and the entire load OF fine
Duckshot entered his abdomen Mr.. Bigley was q
son OF the laLe Detective Bigley. The funeral Will
take place from his late residence 1915 Sth street
northwest, "Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
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DCScAssoNs TURKISH Ru0 ArcTIoN.-The exhf-
biOn OF this attractive sale opens In their auction
rooms corner och and ID streets THURSDAY morn
Ing. The catalogue contains nifty cameis hair,
Mosque Turkish, and Persian carpets large and
square In shape. The very long and narrow hall
rugs are also worthy OF special Inspection. Very
portieres. representing different countries OF the
Old worh The modern and antique Bokhara,
Dash-stAn, Teonz, Shiryan, kurdistan, and
designs For the silk, embroidery, and antique
arms. particular description Is given In the Auc-
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Corner Cleveland anu
Boundary sts.. Or. III
S42T \ ST.. u r., e. ..l6. 81
FOra tuli ilst apply 10
NIB IL
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE YOUR EYKsIaHr, consult Bempler, cor. 4
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DowLISG's auction rooms were thronged to-day
by both ladies and gentlemen inspecting and ad
miring the japanese goods now on view there, Z,
Be sold on Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday o
this week The display Is unusually rich In porce
lans and em0rolderies, most arJistically arranged
and the collection hen offered cannot fail 70 caus.
spirited bidding, though Is usual at such sales
there viii be plenty OF opportunities 10 pick VI
great bargains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-14

WEATHER STRIPS furnished and put on. Ad-
dress y. Humphrey, 2e6 Prospect ST. n. e.
PEOPLE SHOP ABOUT and finally buy at the only
clothing manufacturers OF Washington.
EIsEMAN BIOS, corner 9TH and Z
The low prices on our large line OF overcoats Is
one VI the causes.
SAVE YOUR EYEsIaHr consult Rempler, cor. AZ.
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II you want to obtain first-class Cigar at a
reas enable price, visit our Cigar Department. Our
motto In every brand is the best for the money.
NJ p. MhTZGER,
Az 9TH 81 NV.
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BOARDING.

INOR RENT-TO GENTLEMEN, NICELY FUR
IL niahed Rooms with nrstclass Board; references
Quired. 1920 18th IT nv. n14-3ss
TSOR RKNT-PKNNsYLvANIA KITCHEN. No. 40
II @ 1t n. W; room M board. go and go Per
month; Dining rooms. md rooms Pleasant nnd home
- :. - n1z-6ts
E7OR RENT-wITH B0ARn. 10 GENTLEMEN.
moderste: references exchan0sd At5l3 1lth IT nv.
n12-4ts
DOARDIN0, 1915 81. \ w.-LAH0E. AND
ioFtahls housa. nssr DspartnsnaA vdta tanas board
meet
OF @ 81. =. W, PLIAskNT 1ooMg AND "a
iadss. Terms modssa1e; Eef1rsnces seqMsed nl2-6t'
W1NTED-BOARDERa.A At 9Oos = 81. VEST
w washinstou: teEme roeou9nn1o. n41-lws
1928 y 9 49, s.si fA1 ss1Is
b sosfd assss:sSss sIcsAnss2 ~ 49, = esssee'
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MARRIAGE LIcKNsEs-Marrtage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Livingston
Lawrence and Georgia Reed, OF Alexandria, Va /;
George Burns and Maggie A. Irving; George W.
Taylor and Mary c. Humphrey; Edwin Clark Hath
away and Blanche Talbot wiggin, both OF Boston,
Mass John Jaynay and Carrie skinner, OF Prince
Georges County, Nd; Joseph shea and Jennie
DAWSON.
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Eos WINTER PLKAsUKk-Dowling, the auc
tiOneer will sell tomorrow at IL O'Clock, In from
OF his auction rooms about twenty slei2hs, singh,
and double. IL II understood they win be SOLD
without reserve, thus anording an excellent
chance for those desiring bargains In that lima
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Two Magnificent Upright Grand Pianos 60 exchange.
Nearly new and IN elegant condition. Thy are the
nearest approach 10 the three corner parlor Grand
Piano Of any upright make The tone Is smIly per-
feet, with singing -lities un-quAled VIII be sold
at great barSaIn for cash payments OF square
taken In trade and best value allowed Can be sen
fromto-day.
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COLLECTION EXTRAORDINARILY. Thos. BOWL
Ing authorizes the announcement that he vii
have on exhibition at his auction rooms, corner o.
and saturday OF this week, one Of the largest ans
rnest collections OF Turkish carpets and rugs eve
exhibited In Washington, embracing a grea
description, In both quality and design, the sal
10 begin on Monday next, the 21st inst. Partie
desiring rare and genuine oriental textiles should
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SPECIAL SALK-Messrs walter b Williams
Co.. Auctioneers VIII make q special sale at the
salesrOon tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock, OF n
balance Of goods removed there for convenient
OF sale. see advertisement for particulars In Au,
ton column.
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B. III. Sr1sEMErz & Sos

sTINEMETZ 4 SON,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS,
1887 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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offers Family Flour 1926 bD! $3.50 !. bb :, roc
Dbl; Pat. Process 1925 Dbl, SI.63 h Dbl, s;,c a
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The DISTRICT NATIONAL CT ARD.-The drill of the
District militia on Thanksgiving day will be held
al the Arsenal grounds. The drill will last about
two hours. At the orticers' school next Thursday
night Col Blunt Of Gen. Sheridan's stan, Will de
liver q lecture on rifie practice.
The activity among the militia organizations OF
the District has brought forth two papers devoted
~ that interest," the hndpsack, neat little journal
published by the Corcoran Cadet Corps, and edited
b. George I. Nixon, and The National Guard Re
porter, published by Herman j. Martin, a paper TO
National Guard
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"HOyal GIue'' mendS China, Glass, Wood, &C.
Our Cloak Buyers just returned with S, 900
worth OF Wraps, bought for spOt-cash. Double
Combination.
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BURIED THE PIsroI--Wm- Washington, q col
ored boy who resides In Anacostia, was before
Judge Smell this morning, charged with carrying a
pistol he was nring the weapon In Anacostia
Yesterday, and, when Sergeant McCathran started
AFTER alrn, he sat down and buried the weapon In
the dirt He was fined t2o or % days
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LOE RENT-BY r. u. HOFFMAN.
ElRNISHED

X. near 18th st. S33: So X, 9th st l2r 5000
Lear ism ST Conn eve near St 500
h near I'm St.. l*r :. .taaoo,e St. l2r; l0
Vermont Rear o. lr.1J L, 18th St. Tor. les
i, near Ionl av: i3r1o ,1sh, near 81, lOr. luQ
18th ST.. L., 10 100 2Ist. st........ 80
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-05

If you want 20 buy or sell property
call on Hsmbleton. Hadley q Co., NO:
East Commerce street. 97u
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Business Chances,

business CHANCE-We have a good BUSH
ID ness opening for party with $1,000, will
pay 20 per cent on investment go
nice business with good will and fixtures,
business suitable for lady or invalid, one of
the best locations in the city. The rent of
house only so per month. Price 500. AZ
The best business of the kind in the state of
Texas can be bought for $4,000. $4,000 cash,
with good security. Do not ask about this un.
less you mean business. az
A good paying, neat little business, good
well, stock and fixtures; for 500.
For Rent "A beer saloon, with fixtures and
furniturc-new room house and good lOca-
ton. Only Sl3 per month. As
Grocery ana Sundries store, on railroad, IL
miles from city, doing good business; post
office and express can be had if desired; for
sala cheap; owner going to Europe. Ask for
particulars. 70
Fine business chance. A good cigar and
tobacco stand can bought cheap and on rea-
sOnab terms, owner not having time to
attend to the business. Centrally located.
This is a number one investment for person
with small amount of capital
Special bargains for one month: nearly new
frame house of rOOms, wood and wash house
halls and galleries, large lot, plenty of shade
city water, good location, on Avenue Il, ant
cheap. HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
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"You must hold on to me-" he said with
that bright smile, that had in it so much
of tenderness, too. You won't mind, will
your No ceremony in thunderstorms, you
know"
Valerie was obliged to laugh, though
she could not help coloring, too; but she
obeyed instructions, as a soldiers daugh-
ter should, and clasped her white arms
about her cavaliers neck
That's right" said he, NOW then,
Prince"
And off went Prince, nothing 10th.
And down came the rain, "cats and
dogs" and the lightning flashed, and the
thunder rolled; but somehow Valerie did
not care any lOnger-for her own sake.
This was grand fun-a real adventUrel
And she had a happy sense Of security w.''
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IN \ and reliable Medicines are the best
wv to depend upon. Acker's Blood Ell
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities of the Blood. In every form of Scrof.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases. it is
invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal.
For sale by Rsgland g Kennedy. ly
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Work warranted. Chargesreasonable. "
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a GA r d.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send q self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN. Station d. New Fork Citr
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Train Time Changes.

For Sale.
OTIS on Government Hill.
Lots on Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depot.
Lots near Sunset depot.
Lots near International depot. 9-l2-tf
HAMILTON HADLEY & co.
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NOTICE-If you wish to buy or sell real es.
~ tate you will find that it win pay you to
advertise in the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
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asoAs sxR0srHoa. 7. 4. ohAt
BBRGSTROM & GRAY.
Undertakers and Funeral Dirsotort
Livery Stables and Hacks Connected.

~ Hacks Nos. 10, ii, Il, u, "a, 10. UnGer
takers office, "a Blum street, and Stables, op.
posits Ne uger Hotel. Bodies embalmed and
shipped to all points Ia the Union Only white
Hsarse in the city. Open day and night Teis
phon4 No II
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CARRIAGE PAINTING.

F. PAsCHE wishes to inform 1.-THE public
that he ia now prepared to do. First-olass Car
risge aintlng at his New Shops,
No. 3O5 AVENUE B.
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HAMBLETON, HADLEY &CO.
DEALERS AND AGENTS IN
Real Estate
Live Stock.
LOANS NEGOTIATED,
Taxes Paid and Title Perfected
,....... ... ......... ................,....
HOUSES FOR RPNf.
ssEK#4
Office, 10. 4 h st Commerce St.
Branch Oflics, Hamblcton, Hsdey Co.,
| III and Il3, Bank of Commerce building, ST.
Louis, Mo.
FOR SALE:

NJ EW THREE ROOM HOUSE nicely finished,
N large lot and in good location, half block
from street care line. go
The Washington critic., 1887-01-27
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

JUSTIN MCCARTHY will visit Baltimore
February "a, and preparations are making
to give him an elaborate reception.
Mr. VASpERBur's now yacht, the Alya,
now nearly completed at Wilmington, Del,
Will leave for New York, February !.
Miss pATmoE BouciciuLT, the daughter
OF Dion Bouclcault, is engaged In giving In
structons to young ladies In elocution.
\ GREAT scarcity Of small coins Is re-
ported. The Burlington Free frcss is afraid
the heather have got all the small c bins by
this time.
MRs. FISHER, a handsome biun,ttc, OF
mechanical turn Of mind, runs an S0.horse
power Corliss engine in Providence, X. l.,
aud does IL we'll.
COLONEL Moan L. SMITH, who pllotea
General scotts army into the City Of
Mexico, is lying dangerously III at bic home
in Laconia, n. ii.
The klralfy troupe, now playing the
BLACK Crook in Brooklyn, have accepted
an invitation from DR.. Reed of the Hanson
Place Methodist Church to go and hear him
preach next Sunday.
THE New York JfcdirH R,c1ri puts the
responsibility for "nervous, unfrultful, Hat
chested women upon American fathers,
who "smoke drink and tear through life at
such rattllng pace
Mr.. JouN w. MAcKAY Of the Postal
Telegraph Company has purchased the Bay
and Coast Telegraph Line, belonging to the
South Pacific Coast Railroad Company,
which runs from San Francisco TO Santa
Cruz.
lr TnE Audover professors are declared
to he uusound on doctrine Rev. Sam Jones
might he induced to step Into one Of the
vacant chairs. lie believes, as he graphi-
cally puts It, In "a bottomless hell aud u
toplesb heaven. - Boston Globe.
Who builds the fire for his wife
Much h0ppiness will know In life.
Who ashes on his sidewalk throws,
WIN always have more friends than foes.
Who dUiis her bonnet at the play,
VIII meet with blessings every day.
Who his wlfc's letters promptly malls,
Needs not to tell fictitious tales.
-LBOston Courier.